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Alumni Pride: the Forefront of Innovation at Israel Aerospace Industries ๐
There is nothing more rewarding than seeing our alumni shaping the future of technology and security, especially when it happens on a national stage driving Israeli innovation forward.
We are proud to spotlight Lihi, a graduate of the Institute, who represented Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) at the unique Hackathon recently featured on ynet. As part of a team tackling complex technological challenges, Lihi demonstrated what we value most: the powerful combination of deep academic excellence and real-world application.
Lihi, we are incredibly proud of your journey and your achievements. We wish you continued success, bold innovation, and ongoing inspiration for our students and alumni community.
Read the full article on ynet:
https://www.ynet.co.il/environment-science/article/h1nq331100ze
We are incredibly proud to share that Hadar Romano one of our outstanding students from the lab of Prof. Nissan Yissacar has been selected to participate in the prestigious Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.
Since the 1950s, this unique annual gathering has brought together exceptional students and postdoctoral researchers from around the world with Nobel Laureates in Lindau, on the shores of Lake Constance (at the border of Germany and Switzerland). Founded by Count Bernadotte, the meetings foster meaningful dialogue and collaboration between the next generation of scientists and some of the worldโs most distinguished researchers.
This yearโs meeting will focus on interdisciplinary research and will host Nobel Laureates alongside approximately 600 young scientists from across the globe โ with only seven participants selected from Israel.
We are honored to see our student among this select group and look forward to the inspiring connections and ideas that will emerge from this experience.
Congratulations on this remarkable achievement!
A big congratulations to Michal Poplinger PhD. Student from Prof. Doron Naveh lab for winning the prestigious Best Poster Award at GrapheneWeek2024 in Prague! ๐
๐ Congratulations, Michal, on this well-deserved recognition!
Proud of our students!
Dr. Aviva Eliyahu, a pediatrician and geneticist currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Dr. Nitzan Gonen's lab, has won the Azrieli Fellowship for outstanding doctoral students.
Proud of our students!
Elisheva Averbuch, currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Dr. Nitzan Gonen's lab, has won the Prof. Rahamimoff Travel Grant for Young Scientists of the US-Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF).
We are proud to announce that our student, Nechama Kalter, has received the Outstanding Award from the University Rector.
This honor recognizes Nechama Kalter for his academic excellence.
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We are proud to announce that our student, Mohammad Atrash, has received the Outstanding Award from the University Rector.
This honor recognizes Mohammad Atrash for his academic excellence.
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We are proud to announce that our student, Gil Bergman, has received the Outstanding Award from the University Rector.
This honor recognizes Gil Bergman for his academic excellence.
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We are proud to announce that our student, Dafna Levenberg, has received the Outstanding Award from the University Rector.
This honor recognizes Dafna Levenberg for his academic excellence.
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We are proud to announce that our student, Idan Katzir, has received the Outstanding Award from the University Rector.
This honor recognizes Idan Katzir for his academic excellence.
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Proud of our graduates!
Dr. Anat Yitzhak, who completed her doctorate in the field of new materials for solar cells in the Department of Chemistry, has been awarded a prestigious Marie Curie postdoctoral fellowship from the European Union. Anat will conduct her postdoctoral research at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in Denmark, with the aim of developing environmentally friendly materials for generating electricity from solar energy.
During and after her doctorate, Anat worked at the Nano Institute in the Electron Microscopy Unit, where she skillfully and professionally operated the high-resolution electron microscope.
Anat, we are proud of you and look forward to your return to Israel.
Exciting breakthrough!
Researchers Abu Salha Belal & Gedanken Aharon from Chemistry Department and Institute of Nanotechnology unveiled a revolutionary method for preserving strawberries. Using sound waves in a process called sonication, they've developed a nano-particle coating from chitosan, a natural biopolymer with antibacterial properties. This innovative and eco-friendly approach not only simplifies the application process but also significantly extends the shelf life of strawberries.
The significance of Belal work was published in leading Hebrew Arab and English newspapers.
https://www.israelhayom.co.il/food/food-news/article/15266135
https://m.jpost.com/science/article-787103
https://www.kul-alarab.com/Article/1087985
https://www.knooznet.com/?app=article.show.80771
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The groundbreaking research conducted by Mohammad Hamouda, a doctoral student affiliated with the Department of Chemistry and the Institute of Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials in Bar Ilan University, has resulted in the development of advanced optical sensing detectors. Working under the supervision of Prof. Adi Salomon, Hamouda's detectors exhibit the remarkable ability to detect drug derivatives even at minimal concentrations in water.
The significance of Hamouda's work was published in leading Arab newspapers in Israel, PANET & KUL AL ARAB.
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